Question
How did the system depicted in this photograph lower manufacturing costs?
Question 1 options:
By decreasing the number of buildings needed to store products
By decreasing the material required to build each product
By increasing the productivity of factory workers
By increasing the need for managers to supervise production
Question 2 (1 point)
Read the list and answer the question that follows.
Selected Achievements of Marcus Garvey:
How did Marcus Garvey MOST impact African Americans in the early 1900s?
Question 2 options:
By promoting black cultural pride and economic independence
By supporting the use of violence to overthrow government and win reforms
By urging blacks to accept low-paying jobs and social inequality
By desegregating schools and urban neighborhoods
Question 3 (1 point)
This excerpt from "Henry Ford-An Impact Felt" by Steven C. Stanford explains the impact of Henry Ford's $5 wage on the economy.
Which two statements explain ways the pay increase benefited Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company. (Select TWO correct statements)
On January 12, 1914, the Ford Motor Company announced that it would pay eligible workers a minimum wage of $5 per day. For Ford workers it meant their wage was going to more than double. Ford also announced that it was going to reduce the work day from nine hours to eight, giving each employee one more hour outside the factory each day. The lower costs of production from the mass manufacturing of the Model T had created surplus income, estimated at over 10 million dollars. Ford felt this money should go back to his workers, in hopes they would be more willing to work under the harsh conditions of the assembly line. The payment of a living wage to workers created a new class of customers for Henry Ford. His factory workers could afford the products they built. Other industries either followed in Ford's footsteps or were brought along the same path by unionization. In time industrial workers around the country were raised above subsistence living.
Select 2 correct answer(s)
Question 3 options:
the Ford Motor Company announced that it would pay eligible workers a minimum wage of $5 per day
Ford also announced that it was going to reduce the work day from nine hours to eight
they would be more willing to work under the harsh conditions of the assembly line
The payment of a living wage to workers created a new class of customers for Henry Ford. His factory workers could afford the products they built
Other industries either followed in Ford's footsteps or were brought along the same path by unionization.
Question 4 (1 point)
What was a major influence on the popularity of the flapper during the 1920s?
Question 4 options:
A shift away from the traditional roles of women
An increase in the use of credit and installment plans
A decline in the number of women working in urban factories
A decrease in crime associated with prohibition
Question 5 (1 point)
The factors listed above resulted in -
Question 5 options:
increased U.S support for peacekeeping organizations
legislation that promoted union membership
U.S participation in disarmament conferences
organized efforts to restrict immigration
Question 6 (1 point)
Match the amendment to the change it made to the constitution.
Question 6 options:
16th Amendment
18th Amendment
17th Amendment
1.
People wanted to have a say in who represented them in the U.S. Senate, this amendment allowed for the direct election of senators.
2.
Some people felt drinking caused decline in morals and an increase in crime, this amendment outlawed alcohol.
3.
People felt the wealthy should pay more taxes, this amendment created an income tax.
Question 7 (1 point)
"While my solutions were a little less complex than those offered by FDR,... I played a kind of New deal cowboy who never hesitated to tackle many of the same problems." - Gene Autry, Country-and-Western singer and actor
Why were country-and-western performers such as Gene Autry popular with U.S. radio audiences during the 1930s?
Question 7 options:
They shared stories of individuals who became wealthy
The promoted work programs for rural communities
Their art brought attention to global human rights issues
Their art related to the struggles of the period
Question 8 (1 point)
Question 8 options:
In the 1920s, the government had returned to a policy of
and chose to stay out of the economy. Speculators bought stocks
borrowing money from banks in order to purchase stocks. In October of 1929, the stock market
causing stock prices to drop. When speculators could not repay their loans, others panicked and tried to withdraw their bank deposits, causing a
forcing many banks to close. This led to an economic
Word Bank:
on margin
depression
laissez-faire
crashed
bank run
Question 9 (1 point)
How did the Great Depression affect American society?
Question 9 options:
Businesses were forced to close, causing widespread unemployment.
Demand for luxury goods increased, causing overproduction in manufacturing.
The price of agricultural goods decreased, causing an increase in demand for farm labor.
Manufacturing wages increased, causing businesses to concede to labor union demands.
Question 10 (1 point)
President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed an increase in the number of Supreme Court Justices because the Court ruled against -
Question 10 options:
internment camps
some rationing programs
the gold standard
some New Deal programs
Question 11 (1 point)
This poster was published by the Social Security Board in 1935.
How did the new program described in the poster affect the role of the federal government?
Question 11 options:
It limited the federal government's power to assist workers in manufacturing plants.
It provided the federal government with a role in managing workers' bank accounts.
It limited the federal government's power to enforce minimum wage requirements.
It provided the federal government with a role in administering a retirement fund for workers.
Question 12 (1 point)
How did the states work to lessen the effects of the Great Depression shown in this diagram?
Question 12 options:
By refusing to accept federal money for relief programs and demanding more laissez-faire policies
By accepting federal money for relief programs but maintaining control over the administration of the programs
By stopping the federal government from collecting federal income taxes to give people more money to spend in the states
By agreeing to let the Federal government nationalize industries to bring stability to the national economy
Question 1 options:
By decreasing the number of buildings needed to store products
By decreasing the material required to build each product
By increasing the productivity of factory workers
By increasing the need for managers to supervise production
Question 2 (1 point)
Read the list and answer the question that follows.
Selected Achievements of Marcus Garvey:
How did Marcus Garvey MOST impact African Americans in the early 1900s?
Question 2 options:
By promoting black cultural pride and economic independence
By supporting the use of violence to overthrow government and win reforms
By urging blacks to accept low-paying jobs and social inequality
By desegregating schools and urban neighborhoods
Question 3 (1 point)
This excerpt from "Henry Ford-An Impact Felt" by Steven C. Stanford explains the impact of Henry Ford's $5 wage on the economy.
Which two statements explain ways the pay increase benefited Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company. (Select TWO correct statements)
On January 12, 1914, the Ford Motor Company announced that it would pay eligible workers a minimum wage of $5 per day. For Ford workers it meant their wage was going to more than double. Ford also announced that it was going to reduce the work day from nine hours to eight, giving each employee one more hour outside the factory each day. The lower costs of production from the mass manufacturing of the Model T had created surplus income, estimated at over 10 million dollars. Ford felt this money should go back to his workers, in hopes they would be more willing to work under the harsh conditions of the assembly line. The payment of a living wage to workers created a new class of customers for Henry Ford. His factory workers could afford the products they built. Other industries either followed in Ford's footsteps or were brought along the same path by unionization. In time industrial workers around the country were raised above subsistence living.
Select 2 correct answer(s)
Question 3 options:
the Ford Motor Company announced that it would pay eligible workers a minimum wage of $5 per day
Ford also announced that it was going to reduce the work day from nine hours to eight
they would be more willing to work under the harsh conditions of the assembly line
The payment of a living wage to workers created a new class of customers for Henry Ford. His factory workers could afford the products they built
Other industries either followed in Ford's footsteps or were brought along the same path by unionization.
Question 4 (1 point)
What was a major influence on the popularity of the flapper during the 1920s?
Question 4 options:
A shift away from the traditional roles of women
An increase in the use of credit and installment plans
A decline in the number of women working in urban factories
A decrease in crime associated with prohibition
Question 5 (1 point)
The factors listed above resulted in -
Question 5 options:
increased U.S support for peacekeeping organizations
legislation that promoted union membership
U.S participation in disarmament conferences
organized efforts to restrict immigration
Question 6 (1 point)
Match the amendment to the change it made to the constitution.
Question 6 options:
16th Amendment
18th Amendment
17th Amendment
1.
People wanted to have a say in who represented them in the U.S. Senate, this amendment allowed for the direct election of senators.
2.
Some people felt drinking caused decline in morals and an increase in crime, this amendment outlawed alcohol.
3.
People felt the wealthy should pay more taxes, this amendment created an income tax.
Question 7 (1 point)
"While my solutions were a little less complex than those offered by FDR,... I played a kind of New deal cowboy who never hesitated to tackle many of the same problems." - Gene Autry, Country-and-Western singer and actor
Why were country-and-western performers such as Gene Autry popular with U.S. radio audiences during the 1930s?
Question 7 options:
They shared stories of individuals who became wealthy
The promoted work programs for rural communities
Their art brought attention to global human rights issues
Their art related to the struggles of the period
Question 8 (1 point)
Question 8 options:
In the 1920s, the government had returned to a policy of
and chose to stay out of the economy. Speculators bought stocks
borrowing money from banks in order to purchase stocks. In October of 1929, the stock market
causing stock prices to drop. When speculators could not repay their loans, others panicked and tried to withdraw their bank deposits, causing a
forcing many banks to close. This led to an economic
Word Bank:
on margin
depression
laissez-faire
crashed
bank run
Question 9 (1 point)
How did the Great Depression affect American society?
Question 9 options:
Businesses were forced to close, causing widespread unemployment.
Demand for luxury goods increased, causing overproduction in manufacturing.
The price of agricultural goods decreased, causing an increase in demand for farm labor.
Manufacturing wages increased, causing businesses to concede to labor union demands.
Question 10 (1 point)
President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed an increase in the number of Supreme Court Justices because the Court ruled against -
Question 10 options:
internment camps
some rationing programs
the gold standard
some New Deal programs
Question 11 (1 point)
This poster was published by the Social Security Board in 1935.
How did the new program described in the poster affect the role of the federal government?
Question 11 options:
It limited the federal government's power to assist workers in manufacturing plants.
It provided the federal government with a role in managing workers' bank accounts.
It limited the federal government's power to enforce minimum wage requirements.
It provided the federal government with a role in administering a retirement fund for workers.
Question 12 (1 point)
How did the states work to lessen the effects of the Great Depression shown in this diagram?
Question 12 options:
By refusing to accept federal money for relief programs and demanding more laissez-faire policies
By accepting federal money for relief programs but maintaining control over the administration of the programs
By stopping the federal government from collecting federal income taxes to give people more money to spend in the states
By agreeing to let the Federal government nationalize industries to bring stability to the national economy
Answers
GPT-4o mini
Here are the answers to your questions:
**Question 1**
The system depicted in the photograph likely lowered manufacturing costs **By increasing the productivity of factory workers.**
**Question 2**
Marcus Garvey MOST impacted African Americans in the early 1900s **By promoting black cultural pride and economic independence.**
**Question 3**
The two statements that explain ways the pay increase benefited Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company are:
1. **The payment of a living wage to workers created a new class of customers for Henry Ford. His factory workers could afford the products they built.**
2. **Other industries either followed in Ford's footsteps or were brought along the same path by unionization.**
**Question 4**
A major influence on the popularity of the flapper during the 1920s was **A shift away from the traditional roles of women.**
**Question 5**
The factors listed above resulted in **U.S participation in disarmament conferences.**
**Question 6**
Matching the amendments to their changes:
- **16th Amendment**: People felt the wealthy should pay more taxes, this amendment created an income tax.
- **18th Amendment**: Some people felt drinking caused decline in morals and an increase in crime, this amendment outlawed alcohol.
- **17th Amendment**: People wanted to have a say in who represented them in the U.S. Senate, this amendment allowed for the direct election of senators.
**Question 7**
Country-and-western performers such as Gene Autry were popular with U.S. radio audiences during the 1930s because **Their art related to the struggles of the period.**
**Question 8**
In the 1920s, the government had returned to a policy of **laissez-faire** and chose to stay out of the economy. Speculators bought stocks **on margin** borrowing money from banks in order to purchase stocks. In October of 1929, the stock market **crashed** causing stock prices to drop. When speculators could not repay their loans, others panicked and tried to withdraw their bank deposits, causing a **bank run** forcing many banks to close. This led to an economic **depression**.
**Question 9**
The Great Depression affected American society by **Businesses were forced to close, causing widespread unemployment.**
**Question 10**
President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed an increase in the number of Supreme Court Justices because the Court ruled against **some New Deal programs.**
**Question 11**
The new program described in the poster affected the role of the federal government by **It provided the federal government with a role in administering a retirement fund for workers.**
**Question 12**
The states worked to lessen the effects of the Great Depression shown in the diagram **By accepting federal money for relief programs but maintaining control over the administration of the programs.**
Feel free to ask if you have more questions!
**Question 1**
The system depicted in the photograph likely lowered manufacturing costs **By increasing the productivity of factory workers.**
**Question 2**
Marcus Garvey MOST impacted African Americans in the early 1900s **By promoting black cultural pride and economic independence.**
**Question 3**
The two statements that explain ways the pay increase benefited Henry Ford and the Ford Motor Company are:
1. **The payment of a living wage to workers created a new class of customers for Henry Ford. His factory workers could afford the products they built.**
2. **Other industries either followed in Ford's footsteps or were brought along the same path by unionization.**
**Question 4**
A major influence on the popularity of the flapper during the 1920s was **A shift away from the traditional roles of women.**
**Question 5**
The factors listed above resulted in **U.S participation in disarmament conferences.**
**Question 6**
Matching the amendments to their changes:
- **16th Amendment**: People felt the wealthy should pay more taxes, this amendment created an income tax.
- **18th Amendment**: Some people felt drinking caused decline in morals and an increase in crime, this amendment outlawed alcohol.
- **17th Amendment**: People wanted to have a say in who represented them in the U.S. Senate, this amendment allowed for the direct election of senators.
**Question 7**
Country-and-western performers such as Gene Autry were popular with U.S. radio audiences during the 1930s because **Their art related to the struggles of the period.**
**Question 8**
In the 1920s, the government had returned to a policy of **laissez-faire** and chose to stay out of the economy. Speculators bought stocks **on margin** borrowing money from banks in order to purchase stocks. In October of 1929, the stock market **crashed** causing stock prices to drop. When speculators could not repay their loans, others panicked and tried to withdraw their bank deposits, causing a **bank run** forcing many banks to close. This led to an economic **depression**.
**Question 9**
The Great Depression affected American society by **Businesses were forced to close, causing widespread unemployment.**
**Question 10**
President Franklin D. Roosevelt proposed an increase in the number of Supreme Court Justices because the Court ruled against **some New Deal programs.**
**Question 11**
The new program described in the poster affected the role of the federal government by **It provided the federal government with a role in administering a retirement fund for workers.**
**Question 12**
The states worked to lessen the effects of the Great Depression shown in the diagram **By accepting federal money for relief programs but maintaining control over the administration of the programs.**
Feel free to ask if you have more questions!